That's a beautiful piece of engineering right there. I work at a small engine shop where we work on a lot of tillers. Stuck wheels and tines are always a problem, and the mechanics would kill for a slick puller like that. THANK YOU!
What a great idea! I got a Pony with a stuck wheel and some 1/4" x 2" square tubing from a trailer axle project! With your know-how and my poor fabrication skills, I'll have me a puller too! Thanks for the idea!
Absolutely brilliant! I've watched at least 2 dozen videos the last 3 days, and this is the best solution I've seen. Tomorrow I'll be getting a piece of 2" tubing and fabbing one of these up. I've got 2 Ariens Rocket tillers, a Troy Bilt Horse tiller, and a Craftsman tiller. All of them have stuck wheels and tines on them! Only problem with the Troy Bilt is the wheel attachment pins are on the inside, so I'll have to find another solution for those wheels. I may try using some old mower blades and making a puller that goes behind the wheel. Thanks for sharing! Subbed and thumbs up!
@@thefixerofbrokenstuff I pulled the motor on the Ariens Rocket 7. I also decided to check the points. When I started putting the flywheel back on I noticed one of the magnets out of place. They were both loose. Luckily the metal was stained where they had been. They are epoxy drying tonight. I started on the pullers this afternoon about 4. I'll finish them up tomorrow. Thanks again for the tip/design!
Let the poxy cure three times longer than the instructions say. It's not pretty when magnets come off. G generators had an issue here while back. Not a good time.
@@thefixerofbrokenstuff Thanks for the tip. I was surprised at how weak the magnets were. Supposed to be 5 min, but it's old and was still soft an hour later. If it has not hardened in the morning I'll find my JBWELD! A set of magnets was $44 on EBAY. Apparently it's a common issue on Tecumseh.
Top drawer, hands on shop made tools that worked as intended. Brilliant, I enjoyed watching. A blob of grease always works. I thought you'd stripped the thread when pulling the wheel off, then it came off. Great old school you ain't beating me dude video lol. Tony
Ah that makes sense. I saw on other threads others were interested in purchasing this tool from you in the past, is this still an option? Would definitely love to support your efforts and I can certainly use a tool like this for my seized up tiller wheels I'm restoring.
@@thefixerofbrokenstuffchecking back if you have availability to make this tool for purchase? Tiller has been in the garage for a year sitting with seized wheels lol.
How much would you charge to make me the same tool cause I can't get these wheels or tines off my Troy built pony?I will pay what ever you want I want to restore this old tiller
That's a beautiful piece of engineering right there. I work at a small engine shop where we work on a lot of tillers. Stuck wheels and tines are always a problem, and the mechanics would kill for a slick puller like that. THANK YOU!
Well, now you know how to build one, or who to talk to if you want to buy one.
Great job. Sometimes making a tool us more rewarding than finishing the job itself.
Thanks for a great video.
No problem. I agree, getting there is the best part.
What a great idea! I got a Pony with a stuck wheel and some 1/4" x 2" square tubing from a trailer axle project! With your know-how and my poor fabrication skills, I'll have me a puller too! Thanks for the idea!
Let er rip, tater chip
Absolutely brilliant! I've watched at least 2 dozen videos the last 3 days, and this is the best solution I've seen. Tomorrow I'll be getting a piece of 2" tubing and fabbing one of these up. I've got 2 Ariens Rocket tillers, a Troy Bilt Horse tiller, and a Craftsman tiller. All of them have stuck wheels and tines on them! Only problem with the Troy Bilt is the wheel attachment pins are on the inside, so I'll have to find another solution for those wheels. I may try using some old mower blades and making a puller that goes behind the wheel. Thanks for sharing! Subbed and thumbs up!
Thanks a lot.
@@thefixerofbrokenstuff I pulled the motor on the Ariens Rocket 7. I also decided to check the points. When I started putting the flywheel back on I noticed one of the magnets out of place. They were both loose. Luckily the metal was stained where they had been. They are epoxy drying tonight. I started on the pullers this afternoon about 4. I'll finish them up tomorrow. Thanks again for the tip/design!
Let the poxy cure three times longer than the instructions say. It's not pretty when magnets come off. G generators had an issue here while back. Not a good time.
@@thefixerofbrokenstuff Thanks for the tip. I was surprised at how weak the magnets were. Supposed to be 5 min, but it's old and was still soft an hour later. If it has not hardened in the morning I'll find my JBWELD! A set of magnets was $44 on EBAY. Apparently it's a common issue on Tecumseh.
Top drawer, hands on shop made tools that worked as intended. Brilliant, I enjoyed watching. A blob of grease always works. I thought you'd stripped the thread when pulling the wheel off, then it came off. Great old school you ain't beating me dude video lol. Tony
Thanks man
@@thefixerofbrokenstuff No problem man, I really enjoyed your off the cuff methods to get the job done. Tony
you are a genius,thanks i need to make this tool.
Getting started is the hardest part
Great idea interested in how you made the puller to remove tires and tines
Thanks
i sure could use those 2 outside tines that face inward...off the used tiller you bought and used the puller on..
Pretty sure they ended up in the recycle bin.
Brilliant.
Thanks
Awesome ingenuity! Whats the name of those grade 8 bolts with nipples? Wasn't able to find those at my local hardware store.
They were made, not bought. I turned the dog point onto a plain bolt.
Ah that makes sense. I saw on other threads others were interested in purchasing this tool from you in the past, is this still an option? Would definitely love to support your efforts and I can certainly use a tool like this for my seized up tiller wheels I'm restoring.
I will EVENTUALLY get around to making a few, but now is the time that I have to make my year's living.
@@thefixerofbrokenstuffchecking back if you have availability to make this tool for purchase? Tiller has been in the garage for a year sitting with seized wheels lol.
No sir. Time to make money now.
I love smart folk.
Thanks
Can you put the measurements of the puller on here I have to stuck tiller wheels thanks
The dimensions I described in the vid are just about all that I've got. I never even sketched it out, I just made it.
Could you make me a wheel puller for a tiller and Mail it to me
Not really. Have a local machine shop make one.
How much would you charge to make me the same tool cause I can't get these wheels or tines off my Troy built pony?I will pay what ever you want I want to restore this old tiller
Oh I dunno. Probably about a hundred bucks plus freight.
@@thefixerofbrokenstuff sounds good
@@thefixerofbrokenstuff can I get your number?
Email me. Thefixerofbrokensuff at g mail.
@@thefixerofbrokenstuff Will do
Anyway you could sell me a puller like that?
I could, but I've got a lot of irons in the fire now. It'll be about $100 plus freight, and I won't have time for a while.
I love smart folk.
Thanks